Hey devs, I’ve tried Googling this but can’t find anything useful because of (ironically) all the blog posts that are SEO’d out the butt for web traffic.
Does using gutenberg’s blocks affect SEO / user load times since they’re all client-side rendered, or is WordPress w/ blocks still fairly SEO friendly? (I’ve not noticed anything, but I’ve also been developing locally.)
I know that using a render callback function (or declaring a `render.php` file in a `block.json` file) will cause the block to be rendered on the server, so I guess I’m curious about page performance against a block using render callback vs Save function + React (or @wordpress/element).
With the popularity of tools like Astro and Next.JS, curious what the intersection of those frameworks was with how Gutenberg renders things. Do blocks still benefit from object-caching and/or plugins/services that store static HTML versions of your site?
I saw someone post recently all the PHP performance updates coming to 6.4, but some of my questions feel like ^5.0 questions that it’s too late to google (and/or potentially too new for ChatGPT 3.5 to answer reliably).
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